WASHINGTON – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) sharply lowered its forecasts for world growth for 2025 and 2026, warning the outlook could deteriorate further as US President Donald Trump ...

The U.S. economy will grow 1.8% this year, the IMF said in its latest World Economic Outlook, down 0.9% from January and a full percentage point from last year's projection of 2.8%. Growth for ...

Given the stop-start nature to Trump's tariff rollout, the IMF introduced a cutoff date of April 4, meaning they do not include the administration's latest salvos, which have hiked the level of ...

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In its January report, the IMF had pegged India’s 2025-26 GDP growth at 6.5%. In the financial year 2026-27 India’s gross domestic product (GDP) is projected to expand by 6.3%, as per the IMF ...

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No additional revenue measures imposed, fiscal targets to be maintained through expenditure control; MEFP being finalised ahead of staff-level agreement.

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The global economy is set to grow more slowly than expected this year, largely due to trade tensions caused by tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) ...

The IMF said it expects growth in the U.S. to slow to 1.8% compared with the 2.7% it had forecast when it issued its January outlook. The IMF’s new outlook is based on data available as of April 4.